21, Female, Painting Major
keschoenlein@gmail.com
This is not merely a portfolio of my work, but a documentation of growth. Assignments as well as personal work are posted.
All artwork on this page was created by me.
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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Hand study, graphite on paper, 18”x24”
Master Study of Portrait on Man in Top Hat by Jacques Louis David, ink and water soluble graphite on watercolor paper, around 18”x24”
Expressive self-portrait, graphite on drawing paper, 18”x26”
This was the final assignment from my Figure Drawing I course. I have now completed Figure II and feel I have improved beyond this level, but as always I like to use this Tumblr as a log for my improvement.
The assignment was to draw a self-portrait that expressed my personality. I’ve always struggled with finding a balance between myself and my feminine side. I intentionally drew my portrait asymmetrically, half with make-up and all done up and half without as well as with two different expressions to depict this confusion.
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Figure study, graphite on paper, originally 18”x24”
Clearly need to work on my “shrinking limb syndrome.”
Boucher master study and skeleton study overlay, charcoal on paper and graphite on mylar, 18”x24”
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Portrait study, graphite on paper, originally 18”x24”
Osteology study, colored pencil on paper, originally 18”x24”
Continuous line self portrait, graphite on paper, 18”x24”
Quick 3/4 view portrait study, graphite, 18”x24”
Feeling content with the progress I made in Figure Drawing I. It has never been my forte.
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